Caspian Healthcare Adult immunisation, Hyderabad
Adult immunisation clinic

Adult vaccination in Hyderabad

Childhood vaccination in India is well organised. Adult vaccination is not. Most adults with diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease or chronic lung disease are missing vaccines they are specifically recommended to have, usually because nobody ever sat down and went through the list with them. That is what this clinic does.

Stock updated 12 August 2026 Every brand and price published below Separate from paediatric vaccination
Why bother

What immunisation actually changes

Adult vaccination is not about avoiding a week in bed. In people with diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease or chronic lung disease, these infections are what tips a stable condition into a hospital admission. That is the whole argument, and it is worth setting out honestly rather than in slogans.

An episode of influenza
Without vaccinationA febrile illness that destabilises glucose control for days, commonly triggers a COPD exacerbation, and is an established precipitant of heart attack and stroke in the weeks that follow.
With vaccinationFewer episodes, and when infection does occur it is usually milder and less likely to end in admission. Protection is partial, not absolute, and it wanes over the season, which is why the dose is annual.
Pneumococcal infection
Without vaccinationThe commonest bacterial cause of community-acquired chest infection, and a cause of bloodstream infection and meningitis. Risk rises with age, diabetes, smoking, and chronic lung, liver, heart or kidney disease.
With vaccinationA single conjugate dose covers twenty serotypes and does not need repeating. One appointment, once, and that item is closed.
Shingles
Without vaccinationA painful rash in one nerve distribution, and in a substantial minority of older adults, post-herpetic neuralgia that can persist for months or years and is notoriously difficult to treat.
With vaccinationSubstantially reduced risk of both the rash and the nerve pain that follows it. Two doses. The trial follow-up now extends beyond ten years.
Hepatitis B
Without vaccinationA silent chronic infection that is a leading cause of cirrhosis and liver cancer. In diabetes, transmission through shared glucose monitoring equipment is a documented route.
With vaccinationA completed three-dose course gives durable protection, and in kidney disease we confirm it with a blood test rather than assuming. The vaccine itself costs less than a consultation.
No vaccine gives complete protection, and none of them is a substitute for controlling the underlying condition. What they do is remove a set of avoidable events from an already loaded deck. Every claim on these pages is drawn from published guidance, cited on the relevant page.
Most asked for

The four we are asked about most

Brand, price per dose, and how many doses. No hunting.

Availability

What is actually in stock today

Nobody else publishes this, which is why people ring around four clinics to find out. The brand we are currently holding is shown against each one.

Current availability Last updated 12 August 2026

Availability changes. If something you need is short, call Caspian Pharmacy on 8519841154 before travelling; we can usually indent it against a named appointment.

Personal schedule

Which vaccines apply to you

Answer two questions. This is a conversation starter for your consultation, not a prescription, and it does not replace an assessment of your actual vaccination history.

Select as many as apply.
The full list

Every adult vaccine we offer, in detail

Each one has its own page: who it is for, how many doses, every brand available in India with what is in it and the price per dose, and what we will not gloss over.

Seasonal influenza

Inactivated influenza vaccine

An annual vaccine. In adults with diabetes, heart disease or chronic lung disease, influenza is not just a bad week; it is a well-documented trigger for heart attacks, strokes, diabetic emergencies and COPD exacerbations.

Available1 dose, ₹2,688 each

Pneumococcal disease

Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine

One dose, once, and the adult pneumococcal schedule is finished. Until recently this took two different vaccines a year apart, so it is worth knowing the schedule has changed.

Available1 dose, ₹5,555 each

Shingles (herpes zoster)

Recombinant zoster vaccine, adjuvanted

Two doses, the second two months after the first. The one people most often ask the price of, and the one where the pain that can follow the rash is the real reason to bother.

Available2 doses, ₹10,500 each

Hepatitis B

Recombinant hepatitis B vaccine, adult dose

The cheapest thing on this entire list, and the one most often missed in people with diabetes. The vaccine costs less than the consultation.

Available3 doses, ₹75 each

Hepatitis E

Recombinant hepatitis E vaccine

India's first approved hepatitis E vaccine reached the market in January 2026. Hepatitis E causes up to 40 per cent of acute hepatitis and a large share of acute liver failure in India, and until this year there was nothing to offer at all.

Available3 doses, ₹7,225 each

Hepatitis A

Hepatitis A vaccine

Most Indian adults over 30 are already immune from childhood exposure, so we usually test before selling you a course you may not need. If you do need it, the single-dose option works out cheaper than the two-dose one.

Available1 dose, ₹2,320 each

Meningococcal disease

Quadrivalent meningococcal vaccine (ACWY)

In Hyderabad the commonest reason to need this is Hajj or Umrah, and since February 2025 it applies to Umrah too. Choose the conjugate vaccine: the certificate lasts five years instead of three.

Available1 dose, ₹4,432 each

Typhoid

Typhoid conjugate vaccine

The conjugate vaccine costs roughly ten times the older polysaccharide one and lasts considerably longer. The older one is also increasingly hard to obtain.

Available1 dose, ₹2,353 each

Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis

Tetanus, reduced diphtheria and acellular pertussis vaccine

Most Indian adults have had tetanus toxoid but never the pertussis component. One catch-up dose fixes that, then a booster every ten years.

Available1 dose, ₹1,538 each

Human papillomavirus

Human papillomavirus vaccine

Vaccination is one part of a cervical health programme. Screening is the other part, and it does not stop being necessary. The price difference between products here is more than fivefold.

Available3 doses, ₹2,000 each

Rabies

Cell culture rabies vaccine, pre-exposure

Two visits now means that if you are ever bitten, you need neither immunoglobulin nor the full course. In India that is a significant practical advantage, and the vaccine is price-controlled and cheap.

Available2 doses, ₹325 each

Dengue

Live attenuated tetravalent dengue vaccine

Approved by CDSCO on 22 July 2026. Not commercially launched. Reported industry expectation is a mid-2027 Indian launch, and no price has been announced. Anyone telling you otherwise is guessing.

Not yet available in IndiaNot on sale yet

Yellow fever

Live attenuated yellow fever vaccine (17D)

No private clinic in India may give yellow fever vaccine or issue the international certificate. In Telangana there is exactly one authorised centre. This page exists because the information is genuinely hard to find.

We refer you elsewhere₹300 at the government centre
Pilgrims

Hajj and Umrah

Since February 2025 every Umrah pilgrim aged one year and above needs a meningococcal certificate, not just Hajj pilgrims. The rules around that certificate are specific, and getting them slightly wrong costs people two years of validity or a refused boarding.

Money

Fees and prices

Our fees are fixed and published. Administration is charged per visit rather than per syringe, so taking several vaccines together costs you less than coming back three times. Every vaccine is listed with the brand, the price per dose and the number of doses, so you can work out your own total rather than being told a number at the counter.

Our fees

ItemFee
Immunisation or general consultation
Review of your vaccination history, risk assessment, and a written personal schedule you keep.
₹400
Vaccine administration, first vaccine of the visit
Administration, the observation period afterwards, your record card with brand and batch, and the recall for your next dose.
₹200
Each additional vaccine at the same visit
Lower, because the observation, the paperwork and the recall are done once for the whole visit. Taking several together costs you less and is usually the better clinical choice.
₹100
Hepatitis B, plain tetanus toxoid and rabies
A reduced rate for these three. They are inexpensive vaccines given in multi-dose courses, and a standard administration fee would cost more than the vaccine itself.
₹100 per dose
The vaccine itself
Listed per dose on every vaccine page, with the brand and what is in it.
At MRP

Vaccine prices

VaccineWhat we usePer doseDoses
Seasonal influenzaInfluvac Tetra 2026, Abbott₹2,6881 dose
Every year
Pneumococcal diseasePrevenar 20, Pfizer₹5,5551 dose
Once, not repeated
Shingles (herpes zoster)Shingrix, GSK₹10,5002 doses
Second dose two months later
Hepatitis BEngerix-B Adult, GSK₹753 doses
At 0, 1 and 6 months
Hepatitis EHevaxin 0.5 ml, Dr Reddy's Laboratories₹7,2253 doses
Three doses
Hepatitis ABiovac-A, Dr Reddy's Laboratories₹2,3201 dose
Or two doses if the inactivated vaccine is used
Meningococcal diseaseMenveo, GSK₹4,4321 dose
Usually one dose
TyphoidTypbar-TCV, Bharat Biotech₹2,3531 dose
Single dose
Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussisBoostrix, GSK₹1,5381 dose
Then every ten years
Human papillomavirusCervavac, Serum Institute of India₹2,0003 doses
Three doses for adults
RabiesRabivax-S, Serum Institute of India₹3252 doses
Day 0 and day 7
DengueQdenga, TakedaNot on sale yet2 doses
Two doses, three months apart
Yellow fever₹300 at the government centre1 dose
Single dose, valid for life

What that adds up to

If you haveAdministration works out asTotal
One vaccine on the day₹200₹200
Influenza, pneumococcal and Tdap together₹200 + ₹100 + ₹100₹400
A single hepatitis B dose₹100₹100
A full three-dose hepatitis B course, across three visits₹100 × 3₹300

Administration only. The consultation and the vaccines themselves are separate, and every vaccine price is in the table above.

Alternatives exist for most of these. The table shows what we hold. Each vaccine page lists every brand marketed in India, with its composition and price, including cheaper options. If cost matters to you, say so and we will go through the choice properly.

Product names and prices are listed so you know what you are being given and what it costs. They are for identification only and do not constitute a recommendation of any manufacturer. Prices shown are the manufacturer's maximum retail price per dose as at 12 August 2026; manufacturers and the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority revise these from time to time, and your actual cost is confirmed before anything is administered.

Follow-through

How we make sure you actually finish the course

The commonest failure in adult vaccination is not refusal. It is a first dose given, and a second dose never taken. Hepatitis B needs three, shingles needs two, influenza needs one every year, and nobody remembers on their own.

How we run it

Storage, safety and records

A vaccine that has been through a broken cold chain looks exactly like one that has not. Since you cannot check, here is how it is handled.

Questions

Common questions

Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?

Please book. Vaccines are ordered against appointments so that stock is fresh and the cold chain is not disturbed by holding open stock indefinitely. Booking also means we can review your history properly rather than guessing.

What should I bring?

Any vaccination records you have, however incomplete. Old cards, hospital discharge summaries, employer health check reports and previous blood test results all help. If you have diabetes or kidney disease, bring your recent reports. If you are travelling, bring your itinerary and dates.

I have no idea what I was given as a child. Is that a problem?

It is extremely common and rarely a barrier. For some vaccines we simply restart the course, which is safe. For hepatitis A and hepatitis B a blood test can tell us whether you are already protected, which sometimes saves you the entire course.

Can I have more than one vaccine on the same day?

Usually yes. Most adult vaccines can be given at the same visit in different sites. A few combinations are better spaced out, and we will tell you which. Splitting doses across visits for convenience is also fine.

Why are some brands so much more expensive than others?

Sometimes because the product genuinely covers more, as with the nine-valent HPV vaccine against the four-valent one. Sometimes it is simply brand pricing for a near-identical product, which is the case across influenza vaccines. Each vaccine page sets out every brand available, what is in it, and the price, so you can see which situation you are in and ask.

Do you vaccinate children?

Paediatric vaccination at Caspian Healthcare is run separately by Dr Amreen. These pages cover adults only. If you are booking for a child, ask reception to route you correctly.

What happens if I react to a vaccine?

You are observed on site after every dose, and emergency medication for immediate allergic reactions is kept ready. Sore arm, mild fever and a day of tiredness are common and are not reasons to avoid the next dose. Anything more significant is documented and reported through the national adverse event reporting system, and we will tell you what we are reporting and why.

I am going for Umrah. What do I actually need?

Meningococcal ACWY is mandatory, from age one, since February 2025. It must be given at least ten days before you arrive in Saudi Arabia, and the certificate must state the vaccine type or it counts for only three years instead of five. The Hajj and Umrah page covers the rules and the sensible additions in full.

Book an adult immunisation consultation

Bring whatever records you have. We will work out what you are missing, tell you what each one costs, and give you a written schedule to keep.

Walk in any day we are open and a primary care physician will see you, go through what you need and give you a written schedule. If you would rather fix a time beforehand, call reception.

10-3-761/8, Ahmed Plaza, Vijay Nagar Colony, Hyderabad 500057
Monday to Saturday. Walk in, or call reception to fix a time.